Question 1

When taking notes from a book in the library,you should

Accepted Answer

A) take notes in the margin and highlight key points. 
B) avoid using graphs or charts. 
C) use the same techniques as you would in a class lecture. 
D) write a one-page summary of the material. 
A) take notes in the margin and highlight key points. 
B) avoid using graphs or charts. 
C) use the same techniques as you would in a class lecture. 
D) write a one-page summary of the material.

Question 2

It doesn't matter when you review your notes,just as long as you review them at some point before the exam.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Asking questions in class is

Accepted Answer

A) rude. 
B) distracting. 
C) one of the most important things you can do during a class. 
D) interferes with your ability to actively listen in class. 
A) rude. 
B) distracting. 
C) one of the most important things you can do during a class. 
D) interferes with your ability to actively listen in class.

Question 4

A stimulating lecture on polymer science has just finished.You stay in the lecture hall for five to ten minutes and complete the last stage of the P.O.W.E.R.process,rethinking what you have just heard.How does the text suggest you best review and improve your notes so that you ensure that you have understood,and can remember,what you have just heard?

Accepted Answer

Review notes within the same day,activel

When taking notes from a book in the library,you should

It doesn't matter when you review your notes,just as long as you review them at some point before the exam.

Asking questions in class is

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Exam 3: Taking Notes

When taking notes from a book in the library,you should

It doesn't matter when you review your notes,just as long as you review them at some point before the exam.

Asking questions in class is

Power Learning: Becoming an Expert Student

Making the Most of Your Time

Taking Tests

Reading and Remembering

Careers

Technology and Information Competency

Making Decisions and Problem Solving

Diversity and Relationships

Juggling: Stress, Money, Family, and Work

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